Modern Polished Fluted Travertine Column Pedestal in Soft Pale Earth Tones

An elegant matching pair of 20th c., Continental (probably Italian) Greco-Roman style tripod stands with ebonized and parcel gilt finish, unmarked. The pedestals each have a tripod b...

A pair of 20th c., side tables/stands, the round top with inset rouge breche marble, above a foliate carved capital on a fluted column. These tables/stands are richly carved and are ...

19th/20th c. Tabriz-style rug, finely woven, low pile wool-silk blend in nature inspired tones, central lozenge-shaped medallion, dark blue border. The color palette is a very attra...

21st century hand dyed Fortuny silk velour velvet fabric in a rich teal color. This is a sumptuous and tactile velvet fabric. In the early 20th century, the velvet Fortuny used was a very light silk velvet that he imported from France and came in its raw state of white or slightly creamy. The whole process from raw materials to the final result depended on Fortuny. He produced the dyes, the colors, the blocks or stencils and the machines. Fortuny velvet...

Vintage Pichhavai painting on fabric of Krishna playing is flute with Radha and female Gopis gathered by his side. The colors, details and facial ex...

21st C. French Savonnerie style wool carpet. The design is a foliate vine pattern in gold, light green and brown tones on a cream ground. The border has a rust ground with a geometric pattern of alternating stylized wheatsheaf and leaf design. Unmarked. About Savonnerie Carpets: French pile floor covering, usually large, whether made at the Savonnerie workshop or made in that manner and style. The Savonnerie factory (on the site of a former soap factory, hence the name) was established in Paris in 1627 at the Hospice de la Savonnerie at Chaillot by royal order, to provide pile carpets for use in the king’s palaces and as royal gifts. Subject to interruptions from time to time, this shop has provided carpets, seat covers, and similar weavings ever since, at first for the French court and then for government buildings. The patterns are floral and architectural Renaissance conceptions, many based upon paintings and cartoons by the same artists who designed the Gobelins tapestries. In 1826, the enterprises having been combined, the Savonnerie production was moved into the Gobelins workshops, near Paris. The styles of ornamentation have varied with the tastes of the passing reigns and regimes until in recent years the abstract or surrealist creations of modern painters have, in their turn, been reflected in the Savonnerie rugs. The various Savonnerie fashions have exercised a powerful influence upon the patterns of other Western carpet workshops. Dimensions: Approx. 105"l x 87"w Condition: Good, minor fading and discoloration. Shows well. Note: All rugs and carpets...

Unique Postmodern Fluted Column Pedestal. Great ‘80s color scheme.

Flute Pedestal Stand, Modern Collection, Handcrafted in Portugal - Europe by GF Modern. Flute is the perfect standing piece of art to enhance an...

Mid-Century Modern pedestal column in walnut turned polished to wax Measures cm: H 71, diam 17.

Solid travertine pedestal table in excellent original condition. Post modern, circa 1980's. Fluted or "scalloped" sides that create a soft edge, wrapping around the entire piece. C...

Simple and stunning taupe colored travertine. No chips or cracks yet has such an aged appeal. Looking for that perfect rustic accent for your space? This is it.

Wonderful Pedestal Stand in the form of a classical fluted Doric column made of mouth-blown translucent cobalt blue glass from the Masterwork Collection by Pilgrim Art Glass of West Virginia circa 1980. 36 inches high by 11.5 inches diameter. The bottom is open so it would be possible to place it over a can light if internal illumination is desired. Great for displaying a bust or other sculpture or even as a plant Stand. Can be used outdoors as well as inside. Appears opaque unless backlit. Glass is not tempered. The Pilgrim Glass...